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It was 5:30 AM, Saturday, December 16th, 1944. Everything was calm and bitter cold all up and down an 85 mile long front of the Ardennes Forest in southern Belgium. Suddenly, without warning, came the tremendous roar of nearly 2000 German guns. The ground shook ceaselessly for nearly an hour as every caliber of shell the Third Reich possessed was hurled relentlessly at the American lines. This earth shattering blow was the opening salvo in what would become the longest, costliest, and bloodiest battle in the history of the United States' Army. It would forever be known as, The Battle Of The...

On Monday evening, November 10th, 1975, the famous iron ore freighter, Edmund Fitzgerald was desperately fighting her way through a raging tempest on the treacherous Great Lake Superior. Suddenly, shortly after 7:15, the 729 foot long ship nose-dived to the bottom of Superior without warning. The end was so abrupt and catastrophic, that not a single distress signal was sent. There was no Mayday; no cry for help. There were also no survivors. There were no witnesses to give testimony as to exactly what had happened. The tragic loss of the Edmund Fitzgerald and her 29 man crew was one of the ...

Are you ready to be jumpstarted? Daily Jumpstart is a 30-Day Devotional full of transparency, scriptures, implications, and prayer. It is for the newly saved to the seasoned saints or anyone who feels the need to jumpstart their life. This book is loaded with messages designed to ignite your walk with the Lord. As you read, you will feel the unique spark of GOD come upon you and jumpstart you for your next season. This book will ignite your faith and ignite your hunger.

For the average/ordinary person, being abandoned by your parents at birth, separated from your one and only sibling as a child, and hurled into the uncertainty of the Child Foster Care System without any warning, would lead to utter depression at best and a homeless runaway at the very worst. Such trials and tribulations could and would break the best of us. But, not James Rosebaum. Nothing was going to break him. Whenever life threw him a curve ball, James smacked it out of the ballpark. Whether it be a fatal automobile accident, dispassionate Foster Parents, a deadly typhoon, an even ...

On Friday evening, February 22nd, 1980, lightning struck in the tiny village of Lake Placid, New York. For, on that night, the absolute impossible happened. The United States' men's Olympic Hockey Team defeated the vaunted Soviet Union 4 to 3 in the tournament's semi-final match. It was the single greatest upset in the history of sports. Up until that point in time, the Soviets had dominated the sport of international hockey in every way, manner, shape, and form possible. Ever since 1954, with only slight interruption, they had spent their mornings, afternoons, and evenings, systematically ...

On Monday evening, November 10th 1975, the famed iron-ore freighter, Edmund Fitzgerald, nose dived to the bottom of Great Lake Superior. The end was so sudden and catastrophic that not a single Mayday was sent, and there weren't any survivors. Nobody was left to testify as to exactly what had happened. Ever since that horrific tragedy, countless theories have been advanced to try and explain why "The Big Fitz" went down. Some were credible. others were absurd. In the book: The Edmund Fitzgerald: From Glory to Gut Wrenching Tragedy, brilliant author, Timothy J. Thompson cuts through all the ...

Life- everything about life, from being young to where we are today. Take whatever is thrown at you and be victorious. Country- what are country is today compared to where it is today. Fighting to keep the citizens/visitors safe in our great country. Standing up for our God given rights against our enemies, foreign and domestic. God- being a believer in the word of our Father in Heaven. Know that Jesus paid for our sins, was crucified and rose from the tomb, and through him is the way to his father.

At 11:40 PM, Sunday evening, April 14th, 1912, the Royal Mail Steamship TITANIC, the largest and most luxurious ship in the history of the world, side swiped a massive iceberg on her Maiden Voyage to New York. The resulting impact, pierces her hull in a dozen places along her starboard side. The big ship is mortally wounded. Her first five compartments are compromised beyond any hope of repair. It is all over two hours and forty minutes later as the massive vessel breaks in two and plunges to the bottom of the icy North Atlantic. A staggering 1523 innocent people die a horrible death as a ...

On November 30th, 1978, the late, great, legendary, and immortal Seattle Slew retired from the sport of thoroughbred horse racing. Although his racing days were over, his life of greatness was about to soar to a whole new level of achievement. As a stallion, the mighty Slew would set records that awed the world and left all the rest in the dust. At the time of his passing on Tuesday morning, May 7th, 2002 at the advanced age of 28 and 1/2 years [On the 25th anniversary to the exact day of his Kentucky Derby victory] the mighty Slew had sired an astonishing 102 multiple graded stakes winners...

Alice Wallis's smooth voice brings this important book into your life. The book is made for everyone by providing stories and relatable examples. "Resurrect Titans" is a thought-provoking book with ground-breaking discovery. It delves into the urgent issue of global warming and humanity's newly discovered role.

For nearly four decades, commencing in 1954, and running all the way through 1991, the USSR dominated the sport of International hockey on the world stage. During that time period, the Soviet Red Army Men's Ice Hockey Team totally and thoroughly demolished virtually every single opponent that was unlucky enough to go up against them. They smashed their opposition to smithereens. In a phrase, it was a suicide mission to play the Soviet Union at ice hockey; because you were going to lose; and lose badly. In 913 International games, they won an astonishing 738 times, with another 65 ending in ...